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• Friday August 02, 2002
  • "Chicago City Council Sets Land Plan for O'Hare Airport in Motion"
  • "Decision on new Berlin airport is again postponed"
  • "Qantas strike hits airports"
  • "Heathrow plan 'threatens homes'"
  • "Chinese airports open to large-scale investment"
  
  
• Thursday August 01, 2002
  • "Airport proponent calls for 5th El Toro election"
  • "D/FW plan aims to curb de-icer leaks"
  • "Longtime San Francisco airport spokesman fired"
  • "JIA security director stumps for new machines"
  • "Strict Strength Tests Pave Way for New Runway at Denver Airport"
  • "Senate panel approves Texas airport funding"
  • "Riverside County, Calif., Pulls Out of Regional Airport Authority"
  • "400 Hopkins Airport Screeners Get Pink Slips"
  • "Panic at Riyadh airport as cargo of 300 cobras escapes"
  • "Santiago, Chili to need new airport by 2020"
  • "NPR: Interview: Jeffrey Fegan discusses airport security challeges ahead"
  
  
• Wednesday July 31, 2002
  • "300-foot Clear Zone: Parking police descend on airport terminal"
  • "South Africa: Airports, Security Company Settle Dispute"
  • "Feds Playing Hardball With Airline Loan Program"
  • "Airlines reconsider how to sell travel"
  • "Sydney Airport policy 'disaster'"
  • "Indianapolis Airport stages crash scene to simulate emergency response"
  • "Boston runway battle focuses on wind"
  • "Airlines' balance of power shifts"
  • "Airlines Face Implications Of Dusseldorf Experiment"
  • "Australia Watchdog Warns Against Sydney Airport Duopoly"
  • "Cash sweeteners to keep UK airport plans on course"
  • "Single concession could be awarded for regional Peruvian airports"
  • "Japanese airport policy needs reconfiguring"
  • "South African Govt Sends Official to Check On Fears of Squatter Cows On Airport Runway"
  • "BAA eyes the long term as profits slump to 143m pounds"
  • "BAA says charges must rise to fund growth"
  • "Colorado Springs Airport to Open $6.9 Million, State-of-the-Art Fire Station"
  
  
• Tuesday July 30, 2002
  • "Closure ordered for LAX tunnels"
  • "BAA Directed to Subsidize Airport Charges"
  • "Shoppers help BAA cope with slump"
  • "Best bets at the airport"
  • "House Panel Chairman Fears 4-Hour Security Waits At Year-End"
  • "Revenue Recovery May Not Take Hold Until 2003"
  • "Congressional Testimony: Statement of Rick Stephens on Explosives Detection System (EDS) and Explosives Trace Detection (ETD) equipment deployment"
  • "Congressional Testimony: Statement of Gerald L. Dillingham on Status of Transportation Security Administration"
  • "Alert after pilot refuses to land at Heathrow"
  • "Fliers, Airports , Airlines Prepare To Observe a Tough Anniversary"
  • "Bill would let clam diggers back near Boston airport runways"
  • "FAA sifts comments in reaching decision on Logan runway"
  • "BAA retail performs well despite drop in passenger traffic"
  • "F.A.A. Chief Wants Power to Ration Flights"
  • "BAA hit by higher security costs"
  • "Airline Security: Time For Plan B"
  
  
• Monday July 29, 2002
  • "Airport security gets explosive"
  • "Sensitive to allegations of cronyism, Massport director admits mistake"
  • "Passenger Facility Charge Audit Guide for Air Carriers"
  • "South African villagers own stake in local airport"
  • "Drunk breaches Fiji airport security"
  • "Varig aims to invest in airport administration"
  • "Australian slams airport 'scavengers'"
  • "Construction Continues on Akron, Ohio Airport-Expansion Project"
  • "Immigration-Official Shortage Hampers Overseas Travel to Philadelphia Airport"
  • "San Bernardino, Calif., Airport Gets Permanent Certificate from FAA"
  • "EU Prepares Its Approval Of Trans-Atlantic Air Pacts"
  • "Flying the Unfriendly Skies"
  • "Pilot's security warning wins applause"
  
  
• Sunday July 28, 2002
  • "Study for North Carolina DOT: expand flights at smaller airports"
  • "BA considers plan to quit Heathrow - report"
  • "Mexican gov't refuses to meet with peasants over airport"
  • "Five LAX Terminals Evacauated"
  
  
• Saturday July 27, 2002
  • "Sidewalk project at New Orleans airport grounded"
  • "San Diego County Supervisor: Take Ramona off airport list"
  • "Airports encounter obstacles in hiring screeners"
  • "Detroit Midfield's ad dream is still on the ground"
  • "Tighter Fence to Secure Perimeter at LAX"
  • "Security to be beefed up at Hartsfield checkpoint"
  • "Bag-check law has Sea-Tac scrambling"
  • "House limits liability of airport screeners"
  • "Airlines Wait For Word From Board"
  • "Airline Food Still in Flux"
  • "Low-Cost Airlines Grow and Compete in Europe"
  • "Discrimination suits filed by McCarran Airport workers"
  • "Cafe asks Augusta, Georgia airport for help"
  • "Tallahassee Airport Reopens After Fiery Crash"
  • "Congressmen threatens Massport over proposed Logan runway"
  • "California airports struggle, a few see silver lining"
  
  
• Friday July 26, 2002
  • "Tempers fly over airport consulting"
  • "Airport Disaster"
  • "Massport chief testifies Logan security on track"
  • "Small airports target?"
  • "O'Hare security upgrades planned"
  • "Feds behind in hiring airport screeners"
  • "Efforts to Tighten Airport Security Are Met With Poor Coordination"
  • "Macquarie Bank says needs to better communicate about airports"
  • "'Just one chance to get UK aviation policy right'"
  • "Scottish cities to fight out battle of the skies"
  • "UK airport in merge plan"
  • "Honest broker to solve Australian airport row"
  • "Peasants, Mexican officials fail to resolve differences over airport slated for farmland"
  • "Bad faith: Decisions on new UK runways are made no easier by a total absence of trust"
  • "Airport Bond Ratings Hold Steady Despite Airline Woes"
  • "Japanese Contractors, Shipbuilders Compete To Build Offshore Runway"
  • "Boy, 9, scrambles airport's security"
  • "Senators urge Mineta to maintain airport screening timetable"
  • "Chicago files emergency motion on O'Hare land ruling"
  • "O'Hare bill heading for Senate duel"
  
  
• Thursday July 25, 2002
  • "Aer Rianta plans interim Dublin airport pier"
  • "TSA needs more, Mineta says $3.8B in House bill is short of request"
  • "Fares blamed for lost airport business"
  • "At Airport X-Ray Machines, a Mountain of Forgotten Laptops"
  • "Congress finishes dlrs 28.9 billion anti-terror bill with money for military, airports, New York"
  • "Gloomy Airline Industry Finds Lone Success in Regional Jets"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport Quadruples Hourly Lot Parking Fee"
  • "Rembrandt's shadowy portraits set to haunt Amsterdam airport"
  • "Fliers Will Find Award-Winning Food at Philadelphia Airport"
  • "Villagers declare war on moves to expand Heathrow"
  • "Charleston, W.Va., Airport Is Focus of Port Authority Power Play, Critics Say"
  • "Construction of Mexico City airport still "up in the air""
  • "Is UK airport expansion the way to meet passenger demand?"
  • "This time, O'Hare bill sails through House"
  • "Security breached at Oakland Airport"
  • "Transportation Department to re-examine allowing guns in airplane cockpits"
  • "U.S. planes threatened by portable missiles?"
  • "Boy slips past airport security, delays flight"
  • "O'Hare expansion, Peotone win approval"
  • "Georgia airports wait for detectors"
  
  
• Wednesday July 24, 2002
  • "Inadvertent breach shuts Oakland Airport terminals"
  • "A closer look at aviation security"
  • "Central Texas airports receive federal funding"
  • "Mineta Offers No U.S. Airport Security Guarantee"
  • "London City Airport Bides Its Time"
  • "Mineta Complains About Budget For New Air-Security Agency"
  • "U.S. Seeks Female Security Agents For Passenger Screening Positions"
  • "Notice of Approval of Record of Decision - State of Illinois for a Proposed South Suburban Airport"
  • "Atlanta Airport's Chief Wary of Federal Screening Plan"
  • "Italian airports on the block"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Bradley International Airport, Windsor Locks, CT"
  • "Bill to Expand Chicago's O'Hare Airport Is a Lock, House Speaker's Aide Says"
  • "Brazil airports privatization off the agenda"
  • "Debate begins as British government considers ways to expand airports"
  • "Security breach forces Oakland airport shutdown"
  • "Heathrow Airport security lapse investigated"
  • "Police veteran becomes federal security head at Atlantic City Airport"
  • "2,000 acres of sky"
  
  
• Tuesday July 23, 2002
  • "10-minute airport screening at Salt Lake International?"
  • "Congress works on security"
  • "Heathrow may get third runway"
  • "Gridlock Lurking Behind Capacity Cuts, FAA Spending"
  • "Airline Security Threatened By Funding Impasse"
  • "Europeans Shift Position On Security Costs"
  • "Lawmakers Question Airline Security Progress Since 9/11"
  • "Jordan introduces strict airport safety procedures"
  • "Board Raises Fees at Ontario, Calif., Airport to Help Offset Revenue Loss"
  • "Fort Worth, Texas, Airport to Extend Runways with Federal Grant Funds"
  
  
• Monday July 22, 2002
  • "State budget cuts will affect roads and airports all over Alaska"
  • "Homeland Security chief: No change likely in threat level"
  • "Sydney Airport a 'disgrace': Corrigan"
  • "Airline criticises Sydney airport's new owner"
  • "Fledgling TSA Offers Lessons"
  • "Yearning for cheap fares pits JetBlue, Southwest as rivals"
  • "Aviation security measures crimp airline revenue"
  • "Exit: The Federal Airport Security Czar"
  • "Belt Buckle Prompts Los Angeles Airport Evacuation"
  • "Airport Authority of India to call for joint venture proposals by Sept."
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - La Crosse Municipal Airport, La Crosse, WI"
  • "Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Chicago O'Hare International Airport, Chicago, IL and Use PFC Revenue at Gary/Chicago Airport, Gary, IN"
  • "Victorville, Calif., Logistics Airport Receives Electronics Shipment"
  • "Southwest Florida Agency Surveys Airport's Business Travelers"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport, Youngstown, OH"
  • "American Takes Feud with Long Beach, Calif., Airport to Aviation Agency"
  • "Victorville, Calif., Fights for Land Needed for Airport"
  • "Official Aims to Rebuild Service at Chattanooga, Tenn., Airport"
  • "Houston, New York, Oakland Add Up to Record Airport Issuance"
  • "Baggage-Checking Extension Survives"
  • "Fast-Recovering Chicago Midway Gets Taken Off S&P CreditWatch"
  
  
• Sunday July 21, 2002
  • "Intelligence 'Chatter' Links LAX Shooting to Al-Qaeda Plot"
  • "Salt Lake Airport's Grand Plan Is Tweaked"
  • "Suit challenges airline ID requirements"
  • "Japanese Airport Privatization Plan a Mistake"
  • "Laredo, Texas airport noise abatement program gets federal boost"
  • "New federal security chief for Lambert named"
  • "North Carolina county can fix its airport mess"
  • "UK govt to give BAA's Heathrow approval for new runway - report"
  • "More gloomy news for Reno airport"
  • "Lau to safeguard Oakland airport"
  • "Plans to Redesign LAX: Architecture and Anxiety"
  • "More People Are Flying but Short Routes Suffer"
  • "Retail Space Being Filled at New Kennedy Terminal"
  • "Birds Create Dangerous Skies For Planes, Passengers"
  • "Rethink Airport Security"
  • "Pittsburgh Airport Altering FIDS"
  • "New round of fare cuts could signal more trouble at airlines"
  • "Airline Security Criticism Grows"
  • "Veteran to head Cincinnati airport security"
  • "Garvey eyes Logan runway approval"
  
  
• Saturday July 20, 2002
  • "Opinion: Locking the Barn Door at Airports"
  • "UK's airport policy "must change""
  • "Air-security chief lasts less than year Congress, industry criticized Magaw"
  • "Embattled air security chief quits, cites health"
  • "SIA has another runway mishap"
  
  
• Friday July 19, 2002
  • "Moscow's Sheremetyevo to reinforce security system"
  • "Secretary Mineta Names Federal Security Directors For 24 Airports"
  • "House Panel Votes to Delay Airport Screening"
  • "Extend baggage screening deadline, says DIA chief"
  
  
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